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Are they confused?
DEAR EDITOR,
Kaieteur News – By the reasoning of the opposition the legal opposition has a legal right to parliament but the legal government has no legal right to it.
Yet they were seen climbing fences, having to be restrained by law, enforcement in trying to gain entry to the hallowed chamber, which they chose to be absent from.
Are they confused? Either they want to be present or they do not. It cannot be both.
Shamshun Mohamed
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